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The South Australian power grid is operated by ElectraNet and connected to the National Electricity Market via two interconnectors to Victoria.These are the Heywood interconnector (which had recently been upgraded to 650 MW at 275 kV) [8] [9] in the southeast of the state and the Murraylink (220 MW at 150 kV) HVDC further north, connecting Berri to Red Cliffs in Victoria. [10]
Crime statistics for all categories of offence in the state are provided on the SAPOL website, in the form of rolling 12-month totals. [1] Crime statistics from the 2017–18 national ABS Crime Victimisation Survey show that between the years 2008–09 and 2017–18, the rate of victimisation in South Australia declined for assault and most ...
At least four people are dead after powerful storms tore through the waterlogged and storm-weary South. More storms in the coming days will raise the risk once again of flash flooding, damaging ...
There were heavy storms (and a possible tornado) [5] which hit Canberra, and the surrounding New South Wales region, on 2 December 2005. The storms were the worst emergency to hit Canberra since the 2003 Canberra bushfires. [6] The storms caused much damage to houses and property, and one man was killed by a falling tree in the suburb of Curtin ...
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Over 200 thousand people were without power Sunday morning across the South from Texas to Georgia as a result of the strong storms moving through the region, according to poweroutage.us.
In 2002, NWS-9 in Adelaide produced a local version of the program hosted by weekend news presenter Georgina McGuinness. It carried national stories, but featured more local stories including the lead up to the 2002 AFL Grand Final. The Adelaide edition was short lived due to the very heavy competition of the Seven Network Adelaide's Today Tonight.
Cyclone and storm surge with death toll estimated between 77 and 100. [72] Storms: New South Wales between Port Stephens and Sydney: 77: 1866 Jul 12: 60 lives lost on SS Cawarra alone. [73] Explosion: Mount Mulligan, Queensland: 75: 1921 Sep 19 Mount Mulligan mine disaster caused by coal dust explosion. [74] Bushfire: Victoria and South ...